Kass Blogs: gsport Going Forward
The South African national women’s cricket team after their comprehensive victory over Pakistan in the ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup Qualifier, in Stellenbosch recently. Picture: Mouton van Zyl Wow, it’s been a wonderful two weeks – crazy but exciting on so many levels. I have just been appointed Commercial Manager for Cricket South Africa, an […]
Fourth Old Petrians Underway
Kass Naidoo (centre) pictured with the captains of the 18 top Water Polo school teams, (from left) Kylie Jones, Kendal Devine, Kathryn Goldschmit, Lisa de Waal, Adrienne Eley, Talia Zacharopoulos, Ashleigh McKenzie, Chani Cawood, Sam Sheed, Kelly Potts, Kylin Watson, May Loubser, Jenna Kruger, and Nadine Watson. gsport Editor Kass Naidoo joined players, teachers, coaches, […]
All Set for Water Polo Festival
Frantic action as the ball is chased down during the 2007 Old Petrian’s Open Girls’ Water Polo tournament, hosted by St Peter’s College, in Sunninghill, Johannesburg. St Peter’s College’s 4th Annual Old Petrian’s Open Girls’ Water Polo tournament gets underway this Friday at the school’s Indoor Aquatics Centre in Sunninghill, Johannesburg, and is sure to […]
Girls Get the Best of Water Polo
Johannesburg’s St Peter’s College Water Polo team is inviting 17 water polo teams to participate in their fourth annual all-girls Old Petrians Water Polo tournament, from Friday 22 February to Sunday 24 February, at their Sunninghill Wahoo Aquatics Centre. Preparations are at an advanced stage as Johannesburg’s St Peter’s College prepares to host another […]
School Sports Focus: Reddam House
Constantia’s Reddam House enjoys seeing as many students as possible involved in healthy activities in a happy sociable environment. Cape Town’s Reddam House College (Constantia Campus) has a reputation for producing top sportswomen like the sensational Natalie Du Toit, star water polo players like Sarah Harris, and national women’s cricketer Olivia Anderson. And […]
School Sports Focus: St Peter’s College
It’s often said that if South Africa is to produce quality sportsmen and women, the hard yards must be put in at junior level, when children are still at school. There is an increased awareness around the country of the importance of reviving school sport and promoting mass participation.